Sentence examples for raising very from inspiring English sources

Announcing a consultation in December, the Culture Secretary, Maria Miller, said: "Lotteries are hugely important in raising very large amounts  of money for charities and community groups up and down the country.

The thinktank said raising the threshold from its current level of £325,000 would mean only a small number of rich families would be obliged to pay the tax, raising very little revenue for the Treasury.

It's possible to make more money as an entrepreneur by raising very little capital and selling for a low price than raising huge sums and selling for a high price.

The funding comes at the same time that another startup working on a whole new ecosystem around virtual and augmented reality — Magic Leap — has also been raising very large sums of money.

First, there are immense political and other obstacles to raising very large amounts of revenue through tax expenditure reform.

Not only are there more super PACs raising money in 2013 -- 156 groups pulled in at least $10,000, compared to just 96 in 2011 -- but there are more of the groups raising very large sums.

"This raises very strange questions".

He has raised very little money.

"It raises very big red flags".

"You raise very valuable points," she said.

MC The gentleman raises very interesting concerns.